Right after that, Arkham Batman went after Superman again, but Superman seemed to have used up all his luck. This time, he did not find another safe, and was shopping in the shop instead. Arkham Batman went straight up and punched him, knocking him down, then followed with another punch, sending Superman directly into a near-death state.
Unexpectedly, Superman also had a self-revive skill. The instant he fell, he stood back up, turned around, and fired a blast of Heat Vision, forcing Arkham Batman back before jumping down from the atrium.
This time, he actually jumped all the way to the bottom, then began looping pallets with Arkham Batman in the hall. Arkham Batman had already realized that this Superman's skill was far beyond what he had expected. At the very least, the Superman from his own universe should not have been able to figure out how to loop like this.
It was not that looping pallets was especially difficult, but Superman was someone used to possessing super senses and super strength for a long time. Entering a dungeon like this, where his abilities were almost completely restricted, would make him extremely uncomfortable. Every now and then, he could be seen making a takeoff motion, only to freeze stupidly in place because he could not fly.
It was like a person who originally had two hands, only for one hand to suddenly disappear one day. They would occasionally forget it had happened, and when they wanted to pick something up, that shoulder would still move. There was nothing to be done about it.
Especially when it came to breaking line of sight and taking detours on the ground, Superman almost never had this kind of experience. In the past, whenever he encountered an obstacle, he could simply fly over it.